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Must be the one who bowls 140+ and is useful at the death with both bat & ball
Not sure. I don't recall the one I'm thinking about bowling at 140...
I am surprised by the number of people who want to pick shit fast bowling all rounders rather than take better all rounders who can bowl spin
Samit Patel, Nasir Jamshed, Jesse Ryder all just missing out.
On the draft that is. Not their dinner.
On the draft that is. Not their dinner.
There's another decent fast bowling all rounder left but MJJ won't pick him because he's never heard of him!
Ok I got the one you are thinking about I think, would be a very good pick.
cnuts.
Fantastic team imo. Favourites already
Agreed.
PM me. We'll take him.
feck sakes do your own research people.
BTW its incredible that there's one spinner which hasn't been picked.
Sums up my opinion about your team.
Specially considering the country he comes from
Lara kept behind the stumps ?
That's generally how you keep!
. I din't know he played in the side as a wicketkeeper.It would be called a no ball if he took the ball in front of the stumps.
Ahhh shit, not what I want to see when waking up.Need some genuine pace, but not wayward.
So going with England's strike bowler in the 70s and early 80s who according to many was also England's top three fastest bowlers post the World War.
BOB WILLIS
and Btw, Oram is not a Shit all-rounder.
Hold on guys we are picking him.
Shush Mani. Don't give our plan away
Not only our first choice goes but also the second choice lolSkizzo's first choice was Bob Willis.
Will have to go with his second choice
I'm here will pick shortly
I gave him the Southee tip, his actual backup was quite worse
@Varun aaron, useless to the draft since 2016.I gave him the Southee tip, his actual backup was quite worse
Jos Buttler on 42 off 21 balls. Just saying...
Better batsman than Ajay Jadeja tbf.t20
why are you guys not opening with smith and putting KP at 3?
Really? Not having lefties is considered a weakness in cricket drafts?
left hand right hand used to be important in a tactical sort of way, having to change fielders and tiring the players and also in case a boundary is short, every over you could attack that boundary as you have a player with a short legside boundary every over. Now though it rarely matters imo as most grounds arent as huge anyway
Steve Smith not Graeme.